PMCG, as part of a consortium led by B & S Europe, is working on a European Commission project of which the overall objective is to improve parliamentary oversight of the security sector and to increase transparency, by ensuring proper monitoring of defence and security agencies and improving the relevant legislation.

PMCG, in consortium with Hill International and Temelsu, has started working on a construction supervision project which envisions supervision of construction/rehabilitation works on water and sewerage systems under the Urban Services Improvement Investment Program financed by the Asian Development Bank (ABD).

PMCG, in consortium with Antea Netherlands, is working on a project that entails the review the Baseline Contamination Rectification Commitment Action Plan for Anaklia Deep Sea Port which requires approval before proceeding.

PMCG is contracted by GIZ as part of the program Legal Approximation towards European Standards in South Caucasus supporting the Parliament of Georgia and a working group comprised of the Human Rights and Civil Integration Committee, the Healthcare and Social Issues Committee, and the Budget Office of the Parliament of Georgia to conduct a regulatory impact assessment (RIA) in light of the 2030 agenda requirements about the establishment of an employment mechanism in Georgia.

PMCG, as part of the USAID HICD 2020 Activity, is supporting the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) to advance its business processes.

PMCG, in consortium with Ecorys Poland and Best Place – European Place Marketing Institute, is launching a World Bank project to support the promotion of Georgia as a tourist destination, with an emphasis on the regions of Kakheti and Imereti.

PMCG in consortium with Temelsu works under the European Investment Bank project (EIB), which aims to supervise construction and rehabilitation works in 18 towns in Georgia.

PMCG, under Westminster Foundation for Democracy (WFD) project gave a series of trainings for the staff of Financial and Economic Analysis Office (FEAO) and the Budget Committee of the Ukrainian Parliament in Kiev, Ukraine.

The general objective of this assignment is to contribute to the enhancement of South Africa’s public finance management (PFM) system which is an essential part of the development process. Sound PFM encourages aggregate fiscal discipline, operational efficiency and strategic allocation. These elements are critical to achieving the public policy objectives inscribed in the 2030 National Development Plan.

PMCG, under a UK AID project, is collaborating with the State University of New York’s Center for International Development (SUNY/CID) to promote public finance reforms  in Tajikistan by enhancing the capacity of local civil society organizations (CSOs) working on social and economic development.